Sentence examples for whom considered from inspiring English sources

The Web site quickly grew in popularity, and Arraf began several online relationships with lesbian political activists, one of whom considered Arraf her long-distance girlfriend.

She was a mother and advisor to many of her and her childrens' friends, many of whom considered her their adopted sister and mother.

Her interests were vast but most of her passion was dedicated to her abundance of close friends, many whom considered her family.

Prominent members of the Chinatown community, many of whom considered Mr. Lee their civic compass, held the dinner on Tuesday -- Feb. 29, the day Percy E. Sutton, then Manhattan borough president, proclaimed Man Bun Lee Day in 1976.

The White House of the 1860s bore little resemblance to the modern institution; Lincoln had two important staffers and a cabinet filled with contentious personalities, several of whom considered themselves superior to the president.

Surry County is as deep red as anywhere in the country: last year, after an acrimonious fight on the Mount Airy town council, a recycling initiative barely survived opposition by Tea Party supporters, some of whom considered it a step toward socialism.

This particular chestnut long ago found a home with Southern Baptists, many of whom consider Mormonism a cult.

Brokers say the area's buyers tend to be Russian immigrants, many of whom consider Manhattan Beach the suburban outpost of Brighton Beach.

He will be profoundly missed by many friends and family all of whom consider themselves fortunate to have been touched by him.

It is an entity on which there is agreement by states around the world, probably all of whom consider it a terrorist organisation.

Opposition to an Obama deal with Iran has united Israel with the Gulf Arab states, all of whom consider Tehran an implacable foe.